can these be installed outdoors?
3991
I would say no. While my water boss has performed well it is not built for any weather issues.
3992
Technically, yes but with conditions. To state the obvious, the unit can't be installed outdoors where the temperature will consistently be below freezing. Also, while the lid largely shelters the computer board from the elements, wild rain storms (think FL hurricane type weather) could theoretically damage the computer board. There are UV inhibitors in the plastic so the unit shouldn't fade its color.To be safe, I'd put a grill cover over it and secure it. Or put it in a car port, etc.
3993
Are you on a municipal water system? If so, check with them for ppm of chlorine in tje water. I believe you will find that it exceeds what this unit can handle. The resin will be destroyed quickly if the chlorine level is higher than what it is rated for. Check the manual stats closely or this will be an expensive mistake.
3994
Technically, yes but with conditions. To state the obvious, the unit can't be installed outdoors where the temperature will consistently be below freezing. Also, while the lid largely shelters the computer board from the elements, wild rain storms (think FL hurricane type weather) could theoretically damage the computer board. There are UV inhibitors in the plastic so the unit shouldn't fade its color. To be safe, I'd put a grill cover over it and secure it. Or put it in a car port, etc.
3995
The case is all plastic, and the top has a full cover and a remote power supply, so I would think so. Torrential rain may cause flooding of the salt storage chamber, but it looks unlikely.Secondly, is the cabinet plastic UV resistant? I would call Water Boss and ask them. 800-437-8993
3996
I see no reason why you couldn't if you live in a warm climate. When it cycles through the cleaning process I believe it discharges a pretty salty solution that would probably kill the grass or other vegetation that may be in the area of discharge. we are thinking of doing the same thing at our Florida house but I have to solve the discharge problem first.
3997
Yes. Mine is outside. the problem I had was the clear plastic piece that shows the amount of softener left deteriorated
333440
Yes they can be mounted outside as long as they are covered and cannot get wet. Foscam also make a cam that is for the outside. It cost a little more but worth it.
1353227
They do not appear to be rated for outdoor use. However, I am successfully using two other LED bulbs in outdoor locations that are not rated for outdoors either. Neither bulb is directly exposed to rain, and both face downward. One is underneath a large soffit area, and one is installed in a "barn light" type hooded fixture. Hope this helps!
1701916
For the price I wouldn't hesitate to place these outside. The units are sealed and placed upside down, and the ant response was immediate. however, I did not place them outside. Good luck
1412387
I believe so. The directions say they can even be used outside if protected from the weather. These units are both a charger and a charge maintainer for both 6 & 12 volt batteries.
767931
Well... you CAN install them outside, they are not however waterproof nor outdoor rated from what I have seen. The wire connections would most likely develop corrosion over time, and eventually compromise the quality. I can say that these speakers are amazing, and I cannot fathom how that are at the price point they are. I would say that if you are looking at an area under an over hang, where they would not be in direct contact with the elements that you could seal them fairly well to extend their life... and they're cheap enough that it wouldn't break the bank to replace them.
658841
I wouldn't think so, they are not rated to be used outdoors. That being said, you could probably enclose them in some sort of plastic bag or something, to keep the rain and snow off.
333439
They can be, but I wouldn't recommend it since they aren't weather proof. They are designed for indoor use.
1401842
No. Unless they are protected from the rain and from freezing temperatures, then they could be used outside
1728277
They likely could be mounted there as long as water is not going to poor directly into the top of the fixture. The connections on the sides of the fixture top can be sealed adequately so blowing moisture or rain should be fine.
1323762
It can be, but I would run it under eaves or somewhere protected from direct sunlight and weather. They are not really meant for outdoor use, but I run them when I have to.
641142
The bulbs are made of pretty thick glass. I don't see any reason they wouldn't work outdoors.
976087
Nope. I wouldn't use them outdoors. Oh and they do work but they are a little flimsy.
155983
I would not mount them on the outside just for the reason that it would shorten the life of the fan as it would more than likely get water in it even if it were protected. If your opening is large enough to trim a little of the sheet metal from the edges of the fan and mount it "recessed" from the outside wall face a few inches it will be out of the weather especially with a decorative cover. That is the method I used and have had no issues.
741447
They are not rated for outside. The vents would allow weather to get in to the socket. You could enclose them but the stock lamp burns very hot. I have replaced the lamp with an LED par 38 and they burn much cooler. Still not weather proof but could be containable.
125316
I only used mine indoors, but don't know why they couldn't be used outdoors. metal and painted black, should be ok outdoors
1370995
They are indoor only. I would definitely not advise using them outdoors. Even in an entry alcove.